Pjazza Indipendenza or It-Tokk or Indepndenca square is the very centre of Victoria. Om one side of this lively square, you will find the Church of St. james, built in 1.740.
Would you like to know what It-Tokk means?: Meeting Point.
Updated Oct 25, 2008
This beautiful church was built in the 1.670s and suffered severe damages after the earthquake of 1.693. With the status of Basilica, it is dedicated to St. George.
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Updated Oct 25, 2008
Address: St. George's square
Phone: (+356) 2155 6377
Website: www.stgeorge.org.mt
Inside the Citadel, the Cathedral was built by the maltese architcet lorenzo Galfa between 1.697 and 1.711.
Before the main facade, thera are two statues dedicated to:
- Piju IX (2nd pic)
- Gwanni Pawlu II (3rd pic)
Updated Oct 25, 2008
Address: Pjazza Katidral
Even though its quite small however its quite relaxing and its a nice experience. There are loads of nice shops around the flea market too and they are really not expensive. Come on go - try going down those narrow allies and you can find really good bargains !
Written Apr 7, 2005
Address: Victoria
One thing one must do is visit the Citadel which is Gozo's protected city as in 'Mdina' is to Malta ! The citadel is protected by high and thick bastions so that way back in the past it was difficult for the enemy to come in or climb up.
Written Apr 7, 2005
Address: Victoria
In the year ad 60, Saint Paul the Apostle was shipwrecked on Malta and, during an over three-month-long stay, he preached the gospel of Jesus Christ to the islanders. A centuries-old tradition, partly proved by archaeological finds, relates how a Roman temple dedicated to Juno that dominated the ancient Citadel of Gozo, was dedicated by the early Christians to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Written Nov 15, 2004
Some more pics of this beautiful Basilica.
Written Oct 25, 2008
The Citadel has been the centre of the activity of Gozo Island since probably the neolithic.
Updated Oct 25, 2008
As usual in Malta there are many nice churches here, I took few photos, the one in the centre and another one by the fortress.
Written Aug 21, 2006
At the top of the fortress in one corner there is a nice café where you can have a drink and check out the few nice canons on site.
Written Aug 21, 2006
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At the top of the fortress in one corner there is a nice café where you can have a drink and check out the few nice canons on site.
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Victoria is the biggest city in Gozo, its most known for the old city parts as well as the beautiful large fortress at the top of the hill.
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In the centre of the Island of Gozo, Victoria is the capital of it. Formerly called Rabat, it changed the name in honour of the Queen Victoria in 1.887. The citadel deserves a visit as well as the......
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.......and all roads on Gozo lead to it, so we were told. It's real name is Rabat, but it was called Victoria in 1887 in honour of said queen's Golden Jubilee. The fortified part of the town is...
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The Gozo Cathedral The main point of interest in the Citadel is the Gozo Cathedral. The fine classic facade of the cathedral, raised above a flight of steps, makes a powerful impact as you step...
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Victoria, the main town of Gozo, is dominated by the Citadel, a fortification designed to safeguard the local population against the constant threat of piracy in the early centuries. The Bastions...
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